Waste is a terrible thing to mind. Just ask Dominick Romeo. Other than a few building superintendents and extremely close followers of city politics, nobody noticed that the West 18th street resident ran against City Council member Erik Bottcher this fall. Romeo was crushed. The superintendent is best known for organizing opposition to the Adams administration’s trash pickup rules, which he said were taking him and fellow supers away from their families in the evening. This platform proved woefully insufficient for Romeo to win on the “Blue Collar/Fight and Deliver” ballot line in a heavily Democratic Manhattan district. He got […]

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